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Red, Silver and Blue-tone quilted clutch from Gucci. Size small. Made of leather with metallic sheen. Fastened with zip including leather fringe. Enriched by a silver-tone and gold-tone metal logo featuring signature horsebit at front. Zip pocket at front. Wrist strap. Multicoloured lining is embellished with a floral print. Interior has 1 compartment, 1 zip pocket and 6 card slots. Antiqued gold-tone metal hardware.
Size: 10″W x 6.5″H x 2.6″D / 25.5cm x 16.5cm x 6.5cm
100% genuine materials, matching the quality of the authentic Gucci product (imported from Europe);
- Metallic Red and Silver leather
- Blue Toned Quilted Clutch
- Fastened Zip Leather Fringe
- Gold and Silver tone metal horsebit
- Front Zip Pocket
- Wrist Strap
- 1 interior Compartment
- 1 interior zip pocket
- 6 Card slot
- Antiqued gold-tone metal hardware
- Comes with dust bag, authentication cards, and pamphlets
- 1:1 mirror image quality
- 100% Authentic & Money Back Guaranty.
- Our Guarantee: The product you receive will look exactly as our product images in terms of quality and description!
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